Good automated wash. Put it in neutral and roll through. Cost rages fr 8 bucks to 18 bucks for…read morethe works! Line builds up in the winter and you may have to wait 15+ minutes.

When I took my car to get washed, there was a glitch in the system and my car didn't get completely…read moreclean. I emailed the company explaining what happened and sent a few pics. In no time at all, I received a phone call from Greg, who took ownership on behalf of the company, an apology for the negative experience, and a vow to set things right, which he did. He even recommended calling directly from the wash so that I could have left with a totally clean car. That is customer focused service right there, and I'm here for it. They've got a customer for life. Highly recommend. The actual car wash is great, too!

Great car wash! My car came out very clean! But at $24.00 8 expected that... I gave 4 stars…read morebecause I think it's not a great value. Price could be lower....

Wanna know something? This place doesn't get nearly enough credit, IMHO. I mean, as I read through…read morea couple of the previous reviews, I began to wonder...just what more could folks possibly want or expect from a typical full service car wash? Well, let's start with the value. Up until recently, I've been subscribed to Camps Car Wash. Now, whilst there's nothing inherently terrible about that place, the two main things that diverted my attention towards Golden Nozzle were: 1) The fact that all their subscription packages are $10 lower than Camps and 2) FREE vacuums!! I'll be honest....they had me at free vacuums. Seriously, do you realize how rare this is? It's absolutely mind boggling how many car washes still feature coin operated vacuum stations in 2024. I'm sorry. But any place that requires me to carry physical coins around in my pocket or car like it's 1985 is a hard pass for me. This may seem slightly pedantic to some of you old-schoolers out there. But the fact remains....when there's a more efficient way to do things, we should probably embrace that. That's what Golden Nozzle does well. They have essentially modernized themselves in a way that, quite frankly, most other car washes in the area could either improve upon or...just haven't adapted fully yet. With all that being said, there's one minor complaint I have regarding the infrastructure of this location. Now, I'm not certain if their other locations are similar in orientation. But the double lane entrance situation they've got going on is....a bit confusing to newcomers. See, whilst they COULD have labeled each of these entrance points as either "tunnel wash" or "touch free wash", you don't actually figure any of that out until the literal fork-in-the-road point where you have to make a split decision on where to turn. Oh, but they make sure to have plenty of "Go Unlimited for $19.99" signs alongside both lanes. Hence, the confusion. The TL;DR version of this would be: pull into the left lane for the main service. It's worth mentioning that if you're a monthly subscriber like I am, this only applies to the non-touch free wash anyway. So, yeah...left lane is what most patrons will want. Another thing I still don't like is a car wash's proclivity to perch themselves on a one-way street; inexorably requiring folks who'd like to go the other direction to make a hasty U-turn. However, I understand why this strategy is applied (it's to prevent a mini-traffic jam post wash), so...not really a huge lament for me. At least they aren't situated atop a steep hill with a blind curve the way Camps on Amherst street is. Anyways, this will be my go-to car wash until or unless I discover something even better. Starting and canceling membership couldn't be easier either. Both can be done completely online. You just have to be sure to let them scan your digital barcode (not the QR box) on the first visit to acquire your windshield sticker; which goes on the INSIDE of your car (unlike Camps Car Wash). Golden Nozzle Car Wash on Broad street receives 4 sparkling clean cars with freshly vacuumed interiors out of 5.

I have been to this location twice and I am really not happy with the wash. Both times my car has…read morecome out still partially soiled. Today there was still salt/dirt on the back of my car and remnants of a bird dropping on my side window. I would expect that from a touch free cheap car wash but I just paid $17 and I was less than thrilled. Vacuums are good but there are often people using them that are not washing their car so it's tough to use them on a nice day.

Overall they're very good. They've got excellent car washes. Of course you can spend some serious…read moremoney if you want to get the ultimate wash, but I hate to tell you it's it's worth it. I did have a watch that I decided to do on my own, which you should do. You shouldn't always go through the automat cuz you'd always go and wash it yourself a couple of times on your own using the you know the garages there because the reason why is it's always best to hand. Do your own watch once in awhile cuz you can get the stuff that the automatic can well the hose was busted basically soaking me royally and I filled out one of the little forms and sent it in and within about 2 weeks I got a refund for the car wash so I giving credit there. But I think what they need to do also is hey guys walk around and check all your equipment to make sure it works because that hose has been like that for a while. It just got bad enough that I actually couldn't use it

Camps Car Wash at 487 Amherst Street, Nashua = an aged, non-capitalized, filthy, hell hole, that…read moresports aged, non-working equipment (all for a premium price). STAY AWAY! GO ELSEWHERE! Regarding the self-service car wash bays, don't hold your breath, waiting for an agequate supply of solvent to be dispensed from the hose, and forget about how long it takes for that solvent to be dispensed; you'll waste about $2.00 - $3.00 of the $5.00 Cost of Admission, and your face will turn blue, from lack of oxygen, waiting for solvents to be dispensed. Regarding the clips to hang your mats, to wash them, in the self-service bays; those clips are older than your great grandmother, they don't work, and they have not been maintained. In other words, the owner/operator of Camps Car Wash does not give a shit about you, their customer. Have a look at the attached photos of the Mat Clips, and how worn out/broken they are, and how they cannot retain your mat, because they are so worn out/broken. STAY AWAY! GO ELSEWHERE!

They did an awesome job detailing my car. It looks better than it did when I drove it out of the…read moredealership. This is the second time/second car we've brought here. We could not recommend them more and we will not go anywhere else!

I got the top price $24 of the choices. I still had bugs on the bumper. Also, the vacuums are not…read moreincluded with the wash. Hmmm and my card was charged $10 for vacuuming. Wow!

There is a yellow bar low on the driver side which scratched my rims. I tried calling the phone…read morenumber and no one answered. There is typically a broken bay (only 1 in operation) Also car was still pretty dirty after the wash

I have used this car wash many times and it always does a good job in cleaning my car (Lexus RX 350…read moreSUV).

Run down and rude staff. Gave us an issue with the scanner…read morecode not being on the window then proceeded to try to take the sticker from us and kept asking if we wanted to cancel our membership because we don't want to put the sticker on our bran new truck. They made us back out because it was against "company policy "

DON'T TRUST THEM DON'T GO THERE If you end up with any…read moredamage they will not compensate you in Any way. I have been a long time member for both of our cars. My last time there ended in a flat tire due to a valve stem getting bent. Flat tire! Turns out that their video didn't catch that....Not shocking They offered Nothing Be Aware

Great touch less car wash around the area , always hit it about twice a month to keep car looking…read morenice

Exit 11 Car Wash, the good, the bad, and the ugly…read more We've been to the Exit 11 Car Wash before, and thought it was OK. Today, I think the Exit 11 Car Wash is NOT OK. First, I wrongly thought that there were some self-service bays at the Exit 11 Car Wash, there are none. What there are at Exit 11 Car Wash are three, brush-less, high pressure water, car washes. Granted its winter, and the roads are dirty, but, our car was not that dirty, and our car came out of the Exit 11 Car Wash about as dirty as it was going into an Exit 11 Car Wash bay. For a Basic Wash we paid Exit 11 Car Wash, $12.00. When I think of the quality of the car wash at the Camps Car Wash in Nashua, the one on Amherst Street, next to Whole Foods, the difference is night and day, with Camps producing a much cleaner car than the Exit 11 Car Wash (for less money than Exit 11 Car Wash). I can't think of any reason to return to Exit 11 Car Wash.